'09 CO OT Jeremiah Sirles (Official Offer)

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'09 CO OT Jeremiah Sirles



Offensive tackle
Lakewood (CO) Bear Creek

Ht: 6-foot-8
Wt: 290 lbs
Class: 2009 (High School)

The Denver Post - Kasa cream of '09 crop

Rehabbing nicely after knee injury in last game of regular season. Had offers as a sophomore. On their radar: CSU, most Big 12 teams, Louisville.

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2/12

From the Huskers site...has offers from Kansas State, Colorado, Colorado State, Louisville and Nebraska. Also hearing from Missouri, Miami, Purdue, Stanford, North Carolina, Wisconsin and Tennessee.

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2/13

From the Colorado State site...talks about his off-season workouts...really wants to visit Michigan and Tennessee.

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4/25

Fromt he Arizona State site. Sirles says that even after his torn ACL, the recruiting process hasn't slowed down at all. Texas Tech leads, with Colorado and Arizona State not far behind.

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Scout: Straight-up and focused (FREE)

By Allen Wallace
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Posted May 7, 2008



"Texas Tech and Louisville are definitely my top two," Jeremiah Sirles said. "I feel like I could do well at either of those programs." Sirles says the Red Raiders are recruiting him the hardest. "I love their offense. Watching them play is like watching our high school. We run the same offense and I think I'd fit in well there. I also love how the whole town really supports the team..."

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Jeremaih was written offers from Kansas State, Nebraska, Louisville, Texas Tech, Arizona State, New Mexico State and Colorado State. Oregon gave Jeremiah a verbal offer and said a written letter will be in the mail.

“My top three right now are Oregon, Texas Tech and Louisville.” said Jeremiah

“I made it out to Texas Tech with my family. I sat down and had a conversation with Coach Leech in his office for about 30 minutes. He (Coach Leech) said they really like to have me. He said that I would have to redshirt my Freshman year.” Said Sirles

“Texas Tech runs the spread offense like most schools I like. Our coaching staff a couple years ago went down to a coach’s clinic at Texas Tech to learn their offense. Our offense at Bear Creek is just like Texas Tech now.” he said

“I went to Texas Tech spring game. They have great facilities and the weather is great. I love it there. Texas Tech has one of the highest graduation rates. Lubbock is a small town but the campus is fairly large.”

“I like Louisville. I don’t know much about them I check them out on the Internet. I get a lot of letters from them. I tried to connect with them (Louisville coaches) but because of my job it’s hard.”

“I will make it to Nebraska this summer.” he said, “My dad wants me to take visits to schools that offered me during the summer and then make official visits based from them.”

“Nebraska is close to home.” said Sirles, “It’s not even three or four hours.”

“Bo Pelini is a great coach he will definitely turn it around at Nebraska. Bo did a great job at LSU.” he said, “Barney Cotton came by last month he’s a really nice guy.”

“Nebraska is a dominate rushing team. My only concern would be run blocking. I’m good at pass blocking. It would be something I would need to improve on. All players have weaknesses.”

“All the schools I’m looking at are similar pass first then run. I want to go to a school where the coaching staff is stable. I don’t want to go somewhere where the staff will be gone when I get there.” said Sirles

“I’m going to wedding in Chicago this week-end and I told the Northwestern coaches that I’m coming up.” he said, “The academics at Northwestern are the leader of the pack by far. All schools have good academics but Northwestern is the best.”

Jeremiah said he will commit by mid season.

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6/9

From the Nebraska site. Jeremiah loved his visit to Nebraska and the new staff. Nebraska, Oregon and Louisville make up his top 3 and he plans to verbal during his season.

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6/18

From the Louisville site. Siles has a top five, in order, of Oregon, Texas Tech, Louisville, Arizona State and Nebraska. Academics, the staff, and playing time will be the most important factors in making his choice.

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6/20

From the Oregon site. Sirles will visit Oregon in July, and says that they are his leader.

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7/1

From the ASU site...has offers from Kansas State, Nebraska, Colorado State, Louisville, New Mexico, Northwestern, Oregon, ASU, Texas Tech and Cal. Will be making a visit to Oregon soon and will make officials this fall before deciding.

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Scout: It's Ridiculous (FREE)

It's Ridiculous! By Allen Wallace
National Recruiting Editor
Posted Jul 29, 2008



"Oregon and Nebraska are so neck and neck it's ridiculous," offensive lineman Jeremiah Sirles said. "I really love the coaching staff at Oregon and have a great relationship with coach Steve Greatwood. He's just an awesome guy. He doesn't pressure me at all and is just very personable. I also think Nebraska is really going to surprise a lot of people this season. They are really fired up..."
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